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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1942
Page
3
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Sunday December 27 offers Sunday services at 10 45 a m Sunday school at 10 45 a m and Wednesday evening meetings at 7 45 p m In the First Church of Christ Scientist in Boston Mass the Lesson Sermon on the subject Christian Science features Bible texts including Matthew 5 43 45 and John 14 15 17 and a passage from Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy The Reading Room hours are 12 to 4 p m on weekdays and holidays excepted
Trinitarian Congregational Church Concord Massachusetts presents a candlelight service by the Church School on Sunday the 20th at 4 30 in the afternoon. Prelude Pastoral from Messiah by Handel performed by Miss Baines. Processional Hark the Herald Angels Sing.
The Ice Follies return with difficult acrobatic skating and new cast members the Thomas Twins as part of the Boston Garden run in 1942. The troupe tours twenty five North American cities with 86 international stars and plans matinees on February 15 21 and 22, skipping February 14 for a tie rack event.
The program lists multiple readings and hymns led by Superintendent and teachers including Mrs. Howe and Miss MacGinness. Selections feature Isa prophecy readings, Luke scripture passages, and carols such as It Came Upon the Midnight Clear and Silent Night.
An enigmatic line evokes a sea described as feline with a double nature. It licks feet and purrs yet can bite and devour, its crimson foam wiped away as if nothing happened, reflecting a paradoxical oceanic menace. The passage echoes Oliver Wendell Holmes style.
A local jewelry store adds a toy counter and an optical department. A six year old girl, Mary, longs for a doll while her father struggles to pay for glasses. Santa via an optometrist delivers a doll to Mary after a quiet act of kindness.
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Mrs Edith I Akroyd of 88 Spring Street Marlboro died this morning after a pneumonia illness. She was 1d Star Mother and wife of Fred Akroyd. A Maynard native born to Albert Fairbanks and Ara Fletcher Fairbanks she had lived in Marlboro about seven years. She was a Berlin Congregational Church member and active in Ladies Aid and the American Legion Auxiliary named for her son the first Marlboro man to be Dace in action in World War III. Survived by her husband and eleven children and many grandchildren. Funeral at her late home Thursday at 2 pm with Rev L G Hudson officiating. Calling hours will be private.
A brief notice states a service will be held Wednesday night from 7 to 9 with burial in Jiplewood Cemetery under the direction of Sumner C. Gage.
Sudbury public schools closed yesterday for Christmas vacation amid frigid temperatures. Thursday morning saw 14 to 20 degrees below zero causing car transmissions to freeze. some drivers resorted to trains. Bradley Way in South Sudbury now lists Interstate Gas and Oil Co. on Post Road. Basil Oliver of Peakham Road is
Carolina reviews this year expenditures and drafts the next year budget to be examined by the Town Finance Committee for approval and oversight.
John Je Tully of 0 Powder Mill Road Maynard is eligible for appointment as a third class stationary engineer in State service, announced today by the State Department of Civil Service.
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